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15 reasons why: Donald Trump’s supporters will never abandon him

Chauncey DeVega
Most journalists still don't get it: Republicans will never abandon Donald Trump, and he's the 2020 frontrunner

Republicans prepare for worst-case scenario after midterms: But impeachment is unlikely

Heather Digby Parton
Republicans correctly fear a wide range of investigations in a Democratic Congress. But impeachment? Probably not

Robert Reich: We are beyond impeachment. It’s time to annul Trump’s presidency

Robert Reich
Impeachment isn't enough

A big win for progressive Democrats? Party looks set to limit power of superdelegates

Steven Rosenfeld
A move long advocated by the "Bernie Sanders wing" looks likely, which should shift the contours of the 2020 race

“Mini-Maduro”: RNC attacks Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, compares her to Venezuelan dictator

Matthew Rozsa
The New York congressional candidate has been criticized by conservatives like Tomi Lahren and Ben Shapiro

Donald Trump thinks he can save GOP in midterms: That could be a historic mistake

Heather Digby Parton
Trump forecasts a "red wave," while some Republicans think impeachment might be salvation. They're both wrong

To impeach or not? If Democrats win, they’ll face a January quandary

Amanda Marcotte
Instead of rushing toward impeachment, a possible Democratic majority can stall Trump with a dozen investigations

Conservatives cheer Steve Bannon’s return: GOP’s 2018 prospects boosted now that Bannon’s back

Matthew Rozsa
Michael Caputo, Raheem Kassam, Sam Nunberg and Austin Petersen are all on board with Bannon's new political PAC

Don’t say Sam Bee didn’t warn us: “Nazis understand grassroots organizing better than the Democrats”

Rachel Leah
From the "alt-right" to Trump's anti-immigrant policy, the "Full Frontal" host says fascism is alive and scary

Trump staffer Katrina Pierson suggests it’s fine to call a woman a dog: “It depends on what she did”

Joseph Neese
An identity politics built on stirring white resentment has leaped from Fox News airwaves into the GOP platform

Why this Watergate anniversary says so much about Donald Trump

Matthew Rozsa
If Congress today had been as diligent as it was when Nixon was president, Trump would have resigned already

Kris Kobach’s lucrative trail of courtroom defeats

Jessica Huseman, Blake Paterson, Bryan Lowry, Hunter Woodall
Controversial candidate for Kansas governor has defended towns that passed anti-immigration ordinances for years

All eyes on Ohio: Will Democrats regain a House seat controlled by the GOP for more than 30 years?

Joseph Neese
Why the hotly-contested race in Ohio's 12th congressional district could spell doom for House Republicans this fall

Exclusive: Trump-endorsed radio show has promoted ex-CIA agent’s call for right-wing rebellion

Jonathan Hutson
Michael Scheuer, who favors "elimination" of Trump's enemies, is a frequent guest on Trump-backed radio show

Trump’s desperate attempts to escape legal and political trouble could lead America to catastrophe

Thom Hartmann
We should prepare against any drastic measures from war to martial law Trump may undertake to escape his crises

How the Russia scandal became an excuse to crack down on dissent

Alan MacLeod
Whatever the facts about Trump and Russia, mainstream media and Democrats have used the scandal to attack the left

Trump defenders downplay evidence of Russian collusion: “So what?”

Taylor Link
Tucker Carlson and friends insist that colluding with a foreign adversary to win an election is not a big deal

Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in Kansas: A progressive surge in Middle America?

Conor Lynch
Mainstream Democrats are convinced "radical" policies won't work in the Midwest. Real history is more complicated

Former Attorney General Eric Holder reveals that he’s “thinking about” running for president in 2020

Rachel Leah
"I'm thinking about it," Holder told Stephen Colbert on Monday's broadcast of "The Late Show" on CBS

James Comey’s unsolicited advice to Democrats: Dump Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Matthew Rozsa
Former FBI director anoints self as new face of the Democratic center — and is quickly showered with contempt

Some fear Democrats are veering too far left: But does centrism have a future?

Matthew Rozsa
Moderate Democrats were once the party's driving force. In the age of "democratic socialism," what lies ahead?

How low can Trump go?

Lucian K. Truscott IV
He kidnaps babies, abuses women, admires white supremacists, conspires with Russians & still his base supports him

GOP leader resigns after Trump-Putin summit: “A matter of conscience” and “duty”

Matthew Rozsa
Trump returns from Putin summit to White House protests, conservative denunciation

Donald Trump’s “chaos magic”: Author Gary Lachman on the far right’s links to occult philosophy

Chauncey DeVega
Onetime Blondie bass player and culture critic on Trump, Putin, Pepe the Frog and right-wing magical thinking
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